How Many Years Can a New Car Be Used?
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According to national regulations, if it is an operational vehicle, it is generally 8-10 years, or when the mileage reaches 300,000-400,000 kilometers, it is deemed as scrapped. Although there is no such regulation for private cars, the annual inspection is very strict. If the environmental protection standards are not met, it will also be deemed as scrapped. Even if it is on the road and checked by traffic police, it will be detained. Three Major Components of a Car: The three most important components of a car are the chassis, engine, and transmission. These three major components determine how long a car can be driven. If any one of these three major components has a problem, it will directly lead to a reduction in the car's lifespan. Everyone knows that a car is a consumable item. The longer it is driven, the more it depreciates. Moreover, after a car has been driven for a period of time, there will be various minor faults, such as increased fuel consumption, higher failure rate, and reduced driving safety coefficient, etc. According to Maintenance: Follow the car maintenance manual for maintenance and do not delay the maintenance cycle, as this ensures safer driving and greatly benefits the car's lifespan. Although maintaining a car is troublesome, it is undoubtedly an indispensable part of ensuring safety.